Sacral nerve puncture guide plate and construction method thereof

Abstract

The invention provides a sacral nerve puncture guide plate and a construction method thereof. The guide plate comprises a base plate, an outer guide pipe and an inner guide pipe, wherein the outer guide pipe is arranged on the outer side face of the base plate; the inner guide pipe is coaxially arranged in the outer guide pipe; the inner guide pipe penetrates through the base plate; and the end face of the end, penetrating through the base plate, of the inner guide pipe is flush with the inner side face of the base plate. According to the sacral nerve puncture guide plate provided by the invention, the end face of the end, penetrating through the base plate, of the inner guide pipe is flush with the inner side face of the base plate, so that the tail end face of the inner guide pipe directly abuts against the skin in use and can be attached to the surface of the skin, whole-course guided puncture is achieved, and puncture errors are avoided.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical devices, in particular to a sacral nerve puncture guide plate and a construction method thereof. Background technique [0002] Sacral neuromodulation (SNM) is a minimally invasive neuromodulation technology that uses interventional technology to continuously apply low-frequency electrical pulses to specific sacral nerves to excite or inhibit neural pathways, thereby achieving the treatment of diseases of downstream effector organs innervated by sacral nerves. The key to sacral neuromodulation is to accurately place the puncture needle into the sacral nerve foramen. [0003] Traditional puncture methods mainly include: X-ray fluoroscopy cross positioning method, sciatic notch hand touch positioning method, transcoccyx tip measurement positioning method and real-time ultrasound-guided puncture positioning method. These puncture methods rely more on the doctor's experience, and often have the follow...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] (1) For patients with sacral foramen stenosis, sacrococcygeal deformity, and sacral fracture, traditional methods are difficult to make accurate judgments on the sacral foramen;

[0005] (2) X-rays need repeated fluoroscopy to determine the direction and depth of the puncture needle. The puncture process takes too long, which increases the pain of the patient and causes more radiation to the patient and the operator.

[0007] (4) The nerve is not or weakly visualized under the X-ray, and it is impossible to judge whether the puncture needle inserted into the neural foramen is parallel to the nerve root, which is not conducive to placing the electrode at the best position, and may affect the postoperative test effect

This patent adopts an assembled structure and considers removing the guide plate while retaining the puncture needle. However, it adopts the form of a cylinder installed on the outer ring of the bottom plate. There is still a certain distance between the end of the guide hole and the skin puncture point, and the whole process of guidance cannot be realized. Puncture, may increase puncture error

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